The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-08-25


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--Herbsrt T. Walker Of Brsitleboro Va
D town Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Mervin occupied the pull
bi Of the L.nsregstional church las
lnday.
Mira Gordon Hall OF CLiosgo, former
y OF Northampton. 10 visiting her sister
Me-. J. ID. WickhAm.
s NJ. DORIS lions call attention tods,
o fne line Of investments having . yer,
slde margin Of security.
The guests Of the BquiuoI House IN.
heir friends bayes fancy dress party =
dusie Hall, this, Wednesday evening.
By vote u school district No. 4. OF
III school taxes paid to the treasurer, owei
ianlsn, before Sept /. will DO sllo we'd.
discoon, Of 10 per cent
- Tho fell term oi school 10 district No
,. sil commence Aug. 10Th. Miss Hub.
bard teacher 10 higher department. and
Miss Jeanne Benedict IN the primary.
There has been an unusual amount o.
rain this summer and II seems TO be hard
wors for il to "let up" The str o.
|priakler has had very little TO do 30 fan
--Dca w. T.. Black, 40 well known ~
the cashier Of tho bank here for more than
thirty ycsrs. Is ~ very poor health. old
age beiog one Of the contributing causes.
Mrs. Dudley sends apples Of last
years growth perfectly preserved, together
With doe ripe apples Of this years growth.
Tue old apples are RoIbury russets and
Is plump as when they were put in the
cellar last fall,
An elegant cross four feet high com
posed Of white aud red flowers and set in
bed Of elegant ferns and plants was
placed in front Of the pulpit, at the Con-
erega,ional church last Sunday, by Mr.
George Smith, superintendent Of Dellwood
cemetery
The Montreal sleeping train, due here
Of II 80 p. M, VAS over three hours late
Moodsy night II Vas delayed ! J a
fieght train which was derailsd 81 Geor
|gia. small station between ST. Albans
AMI Essex Junction. II WAS necessary to
make q transfer OF the passengers and bag
age
--Ilsie,s are on sale al the usual places
ior ihe rpsriias at Music Hall this.
Thatedty evening. The first is entitled
"0rabdpas Birth Day" for little people.
tad tho ether "0eneyievc" for young lad.
iss The proceeds will be used for pur-
cha ug reR books for the library OF the
Congregational Sunday School.
We understand an entertainment will
be sysa hclt veck in Music Hall by the
youas people OF the village assisted BY
son u the guests. A sale OF useful aud
fancy articles will follow, also refresh
meats. lee cream 10. The proceeds
the entertainment. with those Of prcvi
Gus one will ~ nsed towsrd building .
pore OF ~ JobIs church. plans for
which are being made by Mr.. Stictpey
the aHchiiect
The u. A X railroad ell give 40 ex
enr.ioD to pfovidencs Island. LAKE Cham
plain Sept ! Fam Tor tho round trip
IRON this station si.g5 The train will
leave sbon, 800 M. aud return ip the
evening, prosil, nee Island ia sboni
midway bs,.een Darlington end Plst,s-
barsh ADD has been nicely fitted up tof
pleasure parties Tbis excursion sill 81
ford Zoe boa, ride on the lake and csa
~, ell Of byirg pleassn, trip.
According TO good sa,bofi,y there
have been more city guests In town tins
SIMMER ihso 10 any former season nnce
isee. ,ts year before the railroad break
tn. sre,ehsd railroad facilities for several
years nesrly roined The summer bnsipess
10 ,hls valley, and We are glad TO see that
II 10 getting bach again 10 i,s former pro.
portions si,h prospeci Of Increase 10 the
failure. The railroad facilities nos are
censiHl, better than ever before
The "Manson family" had notable
gathering 81 New Haven lsst week al
which tome ase hundred representatives
ffoa 81 over Tho nriOG were present. aud
grand re uuloa. dirner, ,osn AID ether
seeonpsnimenis we're thoroughly enjoyed.
All claimed dessert from Capt Tbomas
Maeson .ho came to lhe New Hssea
Gu.pHy 10 1857. some Of Lls drsc< ndants
ssts ssiiy settlers o. Manchester aud the
Hsms IL an h0nored obs In the history q
Ger toes The osly representative o. ,he
'ssaslg remaining here is the Hon
lyaseisaA Maascs sho s,,epJ~d the Mes
Aasen gsshenps and responded 10 ,osi
sed vas siecssd Vice President OF The,
Nausea 'saliy A~cessiioa.